Stokke vs. Bugaboo
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lemmonie

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6,314 posts

285 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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Probably just mums that get this one.....

Anyone got any experiance of the above that can offer me their views?

thanks

Cotty

42,252 posts

314 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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What about a Land Rover

www.landroverpushchairs.co.uk/

lemmonie

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285 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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I work as a service advisor for both Jaguar and Landrover. I can safely say that i would never in a million years purchase something from Landrover,...even if it is just a pushchair. I couldnt bear the amount of faults i'd have with it!

Incorrigible

13,668 posts

291 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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Quinny ?

dinkel

27,827 posts

288 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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Bugaboo is not a comfy ride around town . . . Quinny is a fav for many dads and mums I know . . .

We used the Macca for our 2nd girl from the 3rd month on. Just laid her down and wrap her in a warm and soft sack. Saves storage space as well . . .

lemmonie

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285 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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i like the stokke best cause it looks so different but i dont know anyone that has actually used one. Obviously its mega bucks too.

My criteria is basically that it folds real small to fit in the back of my BMW116 and that it's lightweight. I dont like the big bulky travel systems and im not too keen on 3 wheelers either.

Also I do like to be a bit different, if you know what i mean

gibo993

966 posts

295 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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Bugaboo hands down, Not sure if you have used one if you say its not good round town, its the most manoverable one I have used. Make sure you don't have the big wheels at the front (off road mode).
so flexabile even can use the seat as chair when they get a bit older as it unclips, forward and reverse facing, bassinet can be used as a moses basket when first born.

It does everthing , went on holiday to Neilson this summer and the only puschair taken apart from the little Maclaren's where 4 Bugaboos so it shows how versatile and easy to travel with they are.

Other choice was a Jane but it would not fit in the boot of my M5 because of the front wheel!! and that has a big boot, plus its only front facing.

Go to John Lewis and get a good demo of the Bugaboo as this will make or break the sale.
Plus see what they sell for 2nd hand on ebay, you won't lose much!!

Make sure you get the foot muff too as its soooo cosy, but don't get the matching bag its rubbish.

What I'm I doing talking about prams !!!!! Help me ;o)



>> Edited by gibo993 on Wednesday 14th December 10:52

lemmonie

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Wednesday 14th December 2005
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Not at all, afterall that why i went and brought a TVR and not a Porche, why i brought a 116 instead of a golf.

Nothing wrong with wanting to be an individual......

lemmonie

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Wednesday 14th December 2005
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anonymous said:
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Yankin' pregnant womens chains' eh?


You are a BRAVE man!!!!!

Pigeon

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276 months

Wednesday 14th December 2005
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dinkel said:
Quinny is a fav for many dads and mums I know . . .

Well, yes, it generally is a favourite with dads. And those mums you know sound interesting